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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1937
Page
4
Wesley residents share family news visits and movements including births, hospitality at homes, and moves. Notable items mention Mr and Mrs Urban Neuroth welcoming daughter Marlene Joan, extended visits among local families, banns for Mildred Hildman and Rees Martin, and community events at the OG D of A. The junior class rehearses a play as preparations begin.
A local social page lists Wednesday through Sunday gatherings in Burt Algona Ledyard Sexton and surrounding areas. Visitors include Mrs Chas Olson Ms Hash and Mrs J W Doms at W B Grover home. Mr and Mrs Will Bourne of Algona as guests at Chas Phelps. Betty Miller of Irvington and Richard Skilling of Algona at Victor Appelgate home. Leech and Riddle couples traveling to Litchfield Minnesota. Koestlers hosting visiting son Hverell in Led yard. Pete Farrell Kathryn Govern guests at Govern home. Victor Fitch with John Koestler. Donald Kentlay and Henry Holmes in Led yard. Harley Fitch returns from D H Fitch home. Jandl and Appelgate with Sigsbee. quilting bee attendees including Mrs Dave Weber and others. Lee of South Dakota visiting Dave Weber. Bob Fraser weekend with Sexton. A Nelson visiting Iowa City hospital.
An ad praises Adlerika as a laxative one dose that relieves gas and cleanses poisons from both upper and lower bowels, endorsing it with a testimonial from I.W. Denton of Drugeist.
Mr cand and Mrs Zweifel and family along with Marieta Huber and Lloyd Miller were Sunday afternoon visitors at the M B H Blirsen home in Beulah. Arthur and Marcella Bartlett spent Sunday with Katie, Gladys, Gerd and Wunter Henken, and Anna Mae Moore visited Ruth Henken. Margaret Presthus stayed with Beverly and Rosella Fox Thursday night. Richard Fox visited Joe Presthus Friday night. Dave Weber and Victor Appelgate were in Sioux City Thursday and Friday, Dave delivering a load of sheep to market. Mr and Mrs Clifford Danner of Wyndmere North Dakota visited Clifford's sister Mrs Lloyd Bartlett and family Monday.
Mrs Herman Buns hosted a birthday dinner for Mrs Martin Smith at the Martin Smith home with bridge scores led by Mrs W A Tindall for ladies and J C Helm for men. Ed Woods was improving after hospital care, and schools closed for teachers institute in Des Moines. Local residents visited, traveled, and attended events including hospital stays, laboring to keep up with family and church notices.
Doan area residents share meals and calls across multiple households. Rudolph Larson Alice Richter Petra Larson and several Larson relatives visited and hosted. Burt Britt Thompson and Titonica are among places mentioned with various callers, dinners, and family visits.
The item records classroom activities from early grades through junior high, noting absences, health lessons on eye care, and posters. It mentions a Citizenship Club election in 5th and 6th grades, pen pals, a rock collection, and Armistice Day posters. It also covers subscriptions, an aquarium snail gift, and band rehearsals. Basketball practice starts with an away game on November 17th and several new opponents this season.
A report from the State Teachers College Greeley Colorado notes varied interests among teachers at the convention. Misses McHiwon Johnson Weggoy Chittick Brooks Carmichael and others showed keen engagement with Mrs Roosevelt’s talk and the exhibits. Dr Fraser and Lord Marley spoke, students watched speeches and the Home Economies Association showcased Art in the Home with My Petersen and Mr Dunmire active in the Industrial Arts division.
Lakota residents report travel visits to Des Moines Algona Bancroft and Chicago. births a seven pound boy to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bloom. Legion officers elected Peter Brier commander and others named. locals hosted bridge and visits with families in Renwick Ledyard Buffalo Center and Belmond.
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